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An Act for the benefit of Wm. Hamilton, of Pulaski county. 1853 vol. I 519 (1853)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsky0719 and id is 1 raw text is: LAWS OF KENTUCKY. accidents or mistakes, and have not received their due por- le4 tions of said fund, they shall receive the same upon their making in due form proper report, at any time prior to the tenth day of November, 1854; and upon such report, the superintendent of public instruction shall certify and coun- tersign, as would be his duty in case report had been made in due time : Provided, that no school districts that have heretofore had, or shall hereafter have, any special act for their benefit in this respect, shall be entitled to the benefit of this act, in so far as they were relieved by such act. § 2. That in all cases where schools have been regularly organized under existing common school laws, and teach- ers employed for three months, bdt from accident, have been prevented from continuing for three months, and the school was kept a portion of the time in the year 1853, they shall, upon their completing, at any time before the tenth of November, 1854, the full term of three months, including the time such school had been taught in the year 1853, be entitled to draw of the school fund such portion as they would be entitled to if they had been taught rega- larly, for three months continuously, in the year 1853, and be entitled to the benefit of an additional school for three months, which may be taught in the year 1854. § 3. The payments to be made to trustees of school dis- tricts in any county, under the first section of this act, shall only be made to the extent that there may be a surplus of the income of the school fund for the years 1850, 1851, 1852, and 1853 belonging to such county, and if there be not a sufficient surplus for all the districts in such county, it shall be distributed pro rata among them. § 4. This act to take effect from its passage. Approved March 1, 1854. CHAPTER 359. AN ACT for the benefit of Win. Hamilton, of Pulaski county. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, That the auditor of public accounts be and he is hereby directed and authorized to issue his warrant on the treasurer of this state for the sum of nine hundred dollars, for the benefit of William Hamilton, of Pulaski county, it being compensation for a negro man who hung himself after the verdict of the jury rendered against him for murder. Approved March 1, 1854

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